The Lambertville record., 1887-07-06

time in Ludlow street jail His bodily IN
trinity II increasing and mental worry affects
his appetite
In a speech made at picnic given by the
United Labor party of the Nineteenth as-
sembly district, DR.. McGlynn praised the
Declaration of Independence. He stated that
he had received no notice of excommunica-
| ton.
The Twelfth regiment left Peekslill, sur
rendering the camp TO the NINTH who enter
upon weeks drill and exercise.
Saturday was the hottest day Of the cur
rent season. Scores Of persons were pros
trated in Brooklyn and New York
George Tilyou, Of Coney Island, applied to
| Judge Cullen in the supreme court, Brook
| lyn, for an injunction to restrain the Coney
Island authorities from interfering with his
switchback railway.
| The Republican committee of the Twenty
third assembly district ask Mayor Hewitt
and the police commissioners to investigate
the conduct of policemen in intimidating
| voters at the recent primary election.
At fire in the fireworks factory Of p J.
Keary S Bro, New York, on Saturday, two
men were burned to death.
1t now appears that the shortage in the
| accounts Of Levi Bacon, late financial clerk
in the patent office, amounts to So, 900.
| Archbishop Corrigan consecrated the first
| Catholic church in Florida. N. Y
A terrible dynamite explosion occurred in
| Rrrton LONG leland sound b,t l,,cl-il, ~,
one was hurt this time
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vatican authorities to aSco,nmunicata n. T,,e
| Mc(slvnn. and said that if that were dome
millions Of American Catholics would have
also TO be accommodated
Bridget Glynn. a young married woman.
residing in Jersey City, was drowned in the
North river. Her relatives say it was an ac-
cident, but the police believe it was a case of
suicide.
| At Franklin, Pa, DR.. Randolph Lyon shot
and instantly killed Rhode Moe, an auc-
| tioneer, and afterward committed suicide.
| Both were prominent citizens
! The toy pistol and the festive iirecracker
played their usual Fourth Of July pranls in
New York and elsewhere. The record of
fires Is unusually large and the accidents
were numerous and in some cases fatal
The presence of an American man OF war
and an American yacht in Halifax harbor
resulted in celebration Of the Fourth there
--an unwonted occurrence.
Mrs. MacI.ane the wife of our Minister to
France, is LII, and the usual Fourth of July
reception at the Legation was therefore not
held.
Harry Varnell, warden Of the Cook county
Insane Asylum, and one of the Chicago
boodlers, was put in jail ON account Of the
insuiiieieney OF his bail bond.
Premier Sagasta has suspended the session
OF the Spanish cortes.
The Indian government will issue 4 per
| cent. bonds for a loan Of R2, 100000
An Internal machine was found In rail-
way ticket Office at Ottawa, Ont
Three brothers named Moffat, aged Is, Is
I and II years, were drowned while bathing in
Burnt river, Ont
Ata picnic Of the Chicago confectioners
there was lighting by night and day; one
man was drowned and three were fatally
hurt.
Ira A. Ecker, Il years old, was dashed to
death against corn crib by horse in East
Coventry.
A young woman was killed and several
persons were badly burned by the explosion
OF a wagonload of fireworks in Chester, Pa,
into which boy threw a hrecracker
The survivors OF the Philadelphia brigade
and Pickett's division spent the Fourth in
going over the field OF Gettysburg together.
Celebrations We're held in New York by
Tammany Hall and the United Labor party
Herr Klein, who is on trial for treason at
Leipsic, confessed that he was paid by NJ.
Schnaebels for furnishing the French war
office with drawings OF the German fortifica-
tions
John Paulet, Marquis OF Winchester and
Earl OF wiltshire, premier marquis OF Eng
land, Is dead.
Mr.. Gladstone, in the house OF commons
| protested against innovations upon parlia-
mentary freedom
| Edward Lawrence, charged with assault
| ing Miss Mansfield In New York, was
arraigned in court.
Fourteen negroes were killed by whites in
the Oak Ridge riot, several OF them being
hanged in broad day.
II Is estimated that there are at present
100000 American visitors in the City Of
London.
i In Fourth of July oration at Saybrook,
| liz. Senator COlium advocated the reStf1c-
tion Of emigration.
A girl In New York city became insane